David Kettle is a journalist based in Edinburgh, Scotland. He primarily writes for The Scotsman, covering music reviews and cultural events in the local area. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK.
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David Kettle's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news, particularly music and theater reviews. Given his focus on local events in Edinburgh and Scotland, he is likely interested in pitches related to upcoming performances, new talents emerging from the region, or unique cultural events taking place in these areas.
If you have a story about a musical performance or theatrical production happening in Edinburgh or involving Scottish artists that would appeal to local audiences while showcasing artistic excellence, David might be interested. Additionally, if you represent upcoming talent from the region or are involved with organizing cultural events in Edinburgh or Scotland, it could be worth reaching out to him for potential coverage.
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By: David Kettle
Described by one critic as ‘the loveliest apocalypse in musical history’, John Luther Adams’ acclaimed composition Become Ocean will get its Scottish premiere at this year’s Sonica festival, courtesy of the RSNO. Interview by David Kettle
By: David Kettle
Welcome to the Scotsman Sessions, a series of short video performances from artists all around the country introduced by our critics. This week, saxophonist Euan Kemp – the 2024 Scottish Young Musicians Solo Performer of the Year – plays two short pieces from Ibert’s Histoires, accompanied by pianist Claire Haslin
By: David Kettle
This concert was an object lesson in bringing international performers, local amateurs and a keen audience together to immerse themselves in music, writes David Kettle
By: David Kettle
The BBC SSO’s 2024/5 season opens with a brand new piece co-created by composer Helen Grime and writer Zoe Gilbert and instigated by soprano Clare Booth, who sings its solo vocal part. Interview by David Kettle
This was a typically pioneering, stimulating project from ZRI and the Lammermuir Festival, writes David Kettle
Welcome to the Scotsman Sessions, a series of short video performances from artists all around the country introduced by our critics. This week, Emily Scott-Moncrieff of Modern Studies performs Fleet - the final track on her new solo album, Leave No Shadow, recorded under the Chrysanths moniker
By: David Kettle
This resource, the first of two resources that will look at some of Edexcel's suggestions for wider listening and ‘other perspectives', will look in detail at two iconic works of European avant-garde music: Stockhausen's Gesang der Jünglinge, and Boulez's Structures.
By: David Kettle
Ahead of his forthcoming concerts with the SCO, American conductor Ryan Bancroft talks to David Kettle about his love of Sibelius and Greig, the advantages of working with the intimate forces of a chamber orchestra, and why Glasgow is his favourite city in the world
Although this concert saw some outstanding playing from violinist Lawrence Power, in some ways its two very different halves felt the wrong way round, writes David Kettle
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